VIN ANJOU, Mark Angeli, Cuvée Christine, AC, ELS, sec, 1995, 2bout.
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ANJOU, Mark Angeli, Cuvée Christine, AC, ELS, sec, 1995, 2bout. CLOS DE LA COULEE DE SERRANT, Nicolas Joly, Sauvennières, AC, ELA, 1994, 2bout. VOUVRAY, A. Foreau, Moelleux, AC, ETS, EA, 1976, 1bout. VOUVRAY, A. Foreau, sec, AC, ELS, 1982, 1bout. VOUVRAY, Cuvée Constance, Huet, AC, ELS, 1989, 1bout. VOUVRAY, Domaine Clos Naudin, Moelleux, AC, ELS, 1 capsule damaged, 1990, 6bout. Q: 13

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Estim. 2 000 - 2 200 EUR

[ITALY]. [PERUGIA]. Extracts from court registers of the city of Perugia Set of 11 parchment pieces, writing in brown ink, illuminated coat of arms (ink and tempera) Language of texts and inscriptions: Latin Italy, Perugia, various dates (1310-1362) - Lemmus Iohannis Bonepartis de Gramontibus de Esculo. Podestate in 1342 (July-December 1342): Argent, per bend Or, first a mount of six cupels Vert set with four pairs of ears of corn Or, second three twins palewise Gules, a chief Anjou (a.k.a. Argent three twins palewise Gules, a chief Argent a mount of six cupels Vert set with four pairs of ears of corn Or, sustained Or, lowered under a chief Anjou) (Gramonti da Ascoli) - Unidentified magistrate: tierced in cope gules, or and azure, a chief of Anjou (Ternibili da Amelia) - Dinus Agolantis de Salmoncellis (Salamoncellis) de Luca. Captain in 1323 (May-October 1323): banded Argent and Gules (Salamoncelli da Lucca). - Gherardus de Foraboschis de Florentia. Captain in 1330 (November 1330-April 1331): Sable, three bezants Argent, a chief of Anjou (Foraboschi da Firenze). - Angelus Iacobi de Dodateschis de Reate. Podestate in 1326 (July-December 1326): Gules trellised Argent, nailed Argent, a chief of Anjou (Deodateschi/Donateschi da Rieti). - Gherardus domini Angeli de Sancto Elpidio. Trustee in 1346: Azure, two chevrons Argent between three fleurs-de-lis, two in chief and one in base (Gherardini da Sant'Elpidio a Mare). - Unidentified magistrate (syndic in 1343): Or, a wolf rampant Sable armed and langued Gules, on a chief of Anjou. - Paulus Rainaldi de Cimis de Staffulo. Podestate in 1362 (November 1362-April 30, 1363): quarterly Argent and Or, the first charged with a palm branch Vert, a chief of Anjou (Cima, conte di Staffolo). - Açço de Manfredis de Regio. Podestate in 1324 (January-June 1324): quarterly Argent and Sable, on a chief of Anjou (Manfredi da Reggio Emilia). - Iohannes de Orabonis de Imola. Podestate in 1333 (July-December 1333): Gules, two eagles in saltire Argent armed Azure, talons up, on a chief of Anjou (Oraboni da Imola). - Lapus Landi. Judge in 1310: azure, two silver swords in saltire (alias basses passées en sautoir).

Estim. 1 800 - 2 000 EUR

[ITALY]. [PERUGIA]. Extracts from court registers of the city of Perugia Set of 9 pieces of parchment, writing in brown ink, illuminated coat of arms (ink and tempera) Language of texts and inscriptions: Latin Italy, Perugia, various dates (1285-1438) - Celle (Cellus) Bartholecti of Spoleto. Captain (and podestate?) in 1293 (January-April 1293): azure, three pals chevroned argent and gules ([] da Spoleto) - Iustinellus de Tesaldeschis (Thesalgardis) de Firmo. Podestate in 1319 (January-June 1319): quarterly: 1st and 4th vert plain, 2nd and 3rd fess argent and vert, on a chief of Anjou (Tasselgardi da Fermo). - Unidentified magistrate (judge in 1333): vair palewise plain (da Varano di Camerino) - Laurentius de Salvuctiis de Sancto Geminiano. Captain in 1342 (November 1342-April 1343): per fess, first chequy sable and argent of three lines, second gules, a chief of Anjou (Salvucci da San Gimignano). - Guilielmus Burrus de Mediolano. Captain in 1285 (January-December 1285): pale argent and azure (Burri da Milano ?) - Franciscus de Salimbenis de Senis. Podestate in 1438 (November 1438-November 1439): Gules, three lozenges Or, on a chief of Anjou (Salimbeni da Siena). - Lapus Landi. Judge in 1310: azure, two silver swords in saltire (alias basses passées en sautoir). - Dilianus Angeli de Panciatichis de Pistorio. Podestate in 1365 (September 1365-February 1366): per fess sable and argent (Panciatichi da Pistoia). - Mattheus de Terribilibus (Ternibilibus) de Amelia. Podestate in 1310 (September-December 1310): tierced capped Gules, Or and Azure, on a chief of Anjou (Terribili/Ternibili da Amelia).

Estim. 2 100 - 2 300 EUR

[ITALY]. [PERUGIA]. Extracts from court registers of the city of Perugia Set of 11 parchment pieces, writing in brown ink, illuminated coat of arms (ink and tempera) Language of texts and inscriptions: Latin Italy, Perugia, various dates (1316-1462) - Prevedinus de Prendepartibus de Bononia. Podestate in 1316 (January-June 1316): per fess argent and gules, a chief of Anjou (Prendiparti da Bologna) - Bonifatius Lippi de Ricciardis de Pistorio. Captain in 1341 (August 1341-February 1342): palyed Or and Azure (Ricciardi da Pistoia). - Bindus Andree de Bardis de Florentia. Podestate in 1364 (December 1364-August 1365): Or, a bend of fuses Gules (Bardi da Firenze). - Iacobus Thedaldi de Ciaccionibus de Sancto Miniate. Podestate in 1328 (January-June 1328): Or, a double-headed eagle Gules, membered Sable, with an Anjou shield in chief (Ciccioni Malpigli da San Miniato). - Martellus. Judge in 1330: Or, on a bend azure three hammers of the field, a chief of Anjou. - Iustinellus de Tesaldeschis (Thesalgardis) de Firmo. Podestate in 1319 (January-June 1319): quarterly: 1st and 4th Vert plain, 2nd and 3rd fesswise Argent and Vert, a chief of Anjou (Tasselgardi da Fermo). - Panocchia de Peracciis de Vulterris. Captain in 1325 (May 1325-January 1326): Azure, on a bend Or, in the sinister canton a pear leaved Or, a chief of Anjou (Peracci da Volterra). - Petrus Traversariarum (de Traversariis) de Ferraria. Podestate in 1314 (July-December 1314): Gules, a mullet of eight points Argent, edged Or, a chief of Anjou (Traversari da Ferrara). - Angelus de Sancto Helpidio. Captain in 1319 (May-October 1319): Azure, two chevrons Argent, between three fleurs-de-lys Argent, two in chief and one in base, a chief of Anjou (Gherardini da Sant'Elpidio a Mare). - Pannocchia de Peraccis de Vulterris. Captain in 1336: Azure, on a bend Or, a pear leaved Or in sinister canton, a bordure engrailed Or (Peracci da Volterra). - Iacobus de Angelis de Viterbio. Captain in 1462 (November 1462-May 1463): Azure, a keep tower Argent, from which rises a bull Gules, in chief two escallops Argent (Angeli da Viterbo).

Starting price 50 EUR

Baccarat, Harcourt Missouri model covered mustard pot and its molded crystal spoon. Dry stamp on the spoon and under the bowl. H-12 cm Very fine condition.

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